CSR Corner

Nearly 100,000 people in India with the Thalassemia major disorder die before the age of 20 because they lack access to necessary treatment.

Farming too can be quite rewarding - both mentally and financially.

Besides the allure of branding that comes with supporting a particular athlete, there is a lot more companies can do with funds mandated under CSR.

It is heartening to see organizations making an effort to ensure that they are doing their bit for the society.

Corporates often direct the money allocated under CSR to certain causes only. Time to diversify a little.

To commemorate the sacrifices of these brave soldiers and improve the living conditions of their families, ICICI Bank has committed a financial assistance of Rs.10 crore to the Indian Armed Forces.

The biggest beneficiaries of demonetisation perhaps have been mobile wallet companies. With India currently having a smart phone user base of over 300 million and increasingly cheaper data plans – mobile wallets are doing very well.

The seven regional languages include Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu, Urdu, Tamil, Kannada, and Bengali. The users will now be able to experience offline translations and instant visual translation in these languages. Among a

CSR Health Impact Awards 2017 was designed to reward the best CSR initiatives that have impacted health outcomes in the areas of their work across India.

Introducing biodegradable cards on World Environment Day, Axis bank has spearheaded a movement that advocates better eco-friendly practices.